How Victoria helps
Everyday help, with a friend’s touch.
Companion care is non-medical. It’s the company and practical help that make it easier to stay at home.
Companionship
Friendly visits, good conversation and activities.
Home-cooked meals
Cooked fresh and shared at the table.
Errands
Groceries, the pharmacy and the everyday to-do list.
Appointments
A ride to appointments and back home.
Light housekeeping
Laundry, tidying and keeping the kitchen in order.
Medication reminders
Gentle, on-time prompts.
Meet Victoria
Twenty years of patience and real heart.
Victoria has spent more than 20 years caring for seniors, children and adults with special needs. When she visits, it’s her. No rotating staff, no agency in between.
- CNA training at Cochran School of Nursing
- Senior care at Andrus on Hudson, 2016–2019
- First Aid & CPR certified through the American Heart Association
- Her own home-cleaning business in Yonkers since 2021
Meet Victoria in 28 seconds
A short hello, before you write.
A quick look at the two ways Victoria helps families: home cleaning and companion care for an aging parent. Every line is on screen, so it works with the sound off.
The narration is a synthetic voice, not Victoria’s own.
Read the transcript
Meet Victoria. She helps families in Yonkers, and nearby Westchester. She’ll clean your whole home. Kitchens, baths, and laundry, on your schedule. And for an aging parent, she offers caring company. A home-cooked meal, errands, a ride to an appointment, and good conversation. Not an agency. Just one dependable person you can trust. Visit vickycleaning.com, or vickyeldercare.com.
Where Victoria visits
Yonkers and nearby Westchester.
- Yonkers
- Tuckahoe
- Scarsdale
- White Plains
- Eastchester
- New Rochelle
- Hastings-on-Hudson
- Bronxville
- Dobbs Ferry
Questions families ask
Frequently asked questions.
What is non-medical companion care?
It’s company and everyday help for an older adult who lives at home: conversation, meals, errands, rides to appointments and light housekeeping. It doesn’t include nursing or medical care.
Is Victoria a nurse? Does she provide medical care?
No. The service is non-medical. Victoria completed CNA training at Cochran School of Nursing and worked in senior care at Andrus on Hudson from 2016 to 2019, but she doesn’t provide nursing, wound care or other medical care. She is First Aid and CPR certified through the American Heart Association.
Is Victoria Elder Care an agency?
No. It’s one person, Victoria, so your family sees the same familiar face every visit, with no rotating staff.
Which towns does Victoria serve?
Yonkers and nearby Westchester: Yonkers, Tuckahoe, Scarsdale, White Plains, Eastchester, New Rochelle, Hastings-on-Hudson, Bronxville and Dobbs Ferry, NY.
How much does companion care cost?
Victoria doesn’t publish set rates. Pricing depends on how many hours and what kind of help you need, so email hello@vickyeldercare.com and she’ll give you a quote.
How do I get started?
Email hello@vickyeldercare.com with your town, the help your loved one needs and the days that work for you. Email is the only way to reach her through this site.
Does Victoria also clean homes?
Yes. She has run her own home-cleaning business in Yonkers since 2021. See vickycleaning.com.
Tell Victoria about your family.
Share your town, the help your loved one needs and the days that work for you. hello@vickyeldercare.com